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Borders’ cubs are helping to conserve our golden eagles

People

Selkirk Colonials Standard Bearer 2019, Stuart Smith from Florida.

Souters head home from a’ the airts

People

Happier times: David Mundell with Theresa May.

Borders MPs’ praise for Theresa May following her decision to step down

Politics

Director Alistair Moffat at the launch of this year's Borders Book Festival, being held next month.

Plea for level playing field for funding rejected

Politics

UPDATE: Part of this weekend’s A7 road closure is postponed

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Tributes paid to Melrose pensioner and guide dog trainer Betty Brown

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Lynne compeletes charity challenge and smashes fundraising target

People

Jedburgh firm’s charity coach trip in memory of Peter Hogg raises £1,370

People

Photo from Doug Downie , Hercules Aircraft Yarrow Valley, 2009.

Military jets continue training in Borders skies next week

People

Councillor Clair Ramage at Hawick High School.

Exclusions from Borders schools down by more than a fifth in two years

Politics

Traffic and Travel More Traffic and Travel >>

Souters head home from a’ the airts

People

The A7 road at Selkirk.

UPDATE: Part of this weekend’s A7 road closure is postponed

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Police and school hoping to tackle traffic problems in Melrose

Education

The gins went down well at the opening of Selkirk Distillery on Saturday.

IN PICTURES: Selkirk’s first legal distillery opens

Business

The A7 at Selkirk.

Stretch of A7 road set for closure this weekend

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Crime More Crime >>

Sentence deferred on Galashiels 41-year-old caught in online sting by vigilante group targeting paedophiles

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Tesco in Galashiels.

Selkirk 23-year-old admonished for shouting at ex in Tesco car park in Galashiels

Crime

Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Galashiels 30-year-old fined £230 for possession of cannabis

Crime

Jedburgh Sheriff Court.

Jedburgh 25-year-old admits drug possession and breach of child protection laws

Crime

Weather More Weather >>

It’s snow joke – that’s what April showers look like in parts of Borders

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Leaderfoot Viaduct at the foot of the Eildons.

Region braces for snow as Met Office issues warning

Weather

A flood warning has been issued for parts of the Ettrick Valley.

Flood warnings issued for parts of Borders

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Snow at Carter Bar this morning.

Parts of Borders all white now as winter makes comeback

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Heavy rain and high winds are expected to hit the Borders today and tomorrow.

Borderers being warned to expect heavy rain and high winds

News

Politics More Politics >>

Borders MPs’ praise for Theresa May following her decision to step down

Politics

Director Alistair Moffat at the launch of this year's Borders Book Festival, being held next month.

Plea for level playing field for funding rejected

Politics

Councillor Clair Ramage at Hawick High School.

Exclusions from Borders schools down by more than a fifth in two years

Politics

Scottish Borders Council's Newtown headquarters.

£75,000 deal agreed with English firm to buy iPad covers for Borders schoolchildren

Politics

People More People >>

Borders’ cubs are helping to conserve our golden eagles

People

Selkirk Colonials Standard Bearer 2019, Stuart Smith from Florida.

Souters head home from a’ the airts

People

Betty, left, and Alison pictured with their training dogs in 2008.

Tributes paid to Melrose pensioner and guide dog trainer Betty Brown

News

Lynne k completes the Lake District Eight Peak Challenge.

Lynne compeletes charity challenge and smashes fundraising target

People

Jedburgh firm’s charity coach trip in memory of Peter Hogg raises £1,370

People